We bought matching bicycles at a yard sale a while back.
$5.00 each, the people just wanted them gone. So it was a
good deal. I actually ride mine, wife's just sits.
Only thing you can buy in my town is a can of sodapop. We have
two pop machines now. Other than that, five miles to the BP for
a loaf of bread, milk or whatever.
After that it's seventeen miles in one direction to the nearest town
in one direction, eighteen in the other direction. So I'm used to not
going out every day. (Work at home) A tank of gas can easily last us
a few weeks.
On the other hand...anyone have an ideal of what your local stations
profit margin is on a gallon of gas? I'm not sure that your local station
actually sets their price. Seems more of a controlled thing, depending on
the area. But I did have a local gas station owner tell me his profit margin
was in the three cents a gallon range.
Cheapest staion in my area is just that...a station only. No frills, no mini-market.
Gas, diesel, cigarettes, gum and candy only. Pump it yourself. They pump it? Add
thirty cents a gallon, please.